Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-01-28
LOCAL MATTERS


ployed for another year nj Superinten-
dent Of the Infirmary. He seems TO be
the right man in the right place.
The workmen at the gas we'll are
having a serious time in lost and broken
tools this week, and have accomplished
little more than to go fshing-for the
lost tools.
Castle Perry, I59, X. g. r., have In
preparation program for public en-
tertainment at Centennial Hall on Tues
day evening next. 1t may pay you to
see 1t.
The next Social OF the Ladies' Centen-
nial Society will be held at the residence
of Mrs. John Webb Friday evening, Feb.
4th. A crdial invitation Is extended 10 all
Money toLoan. Inquire of
III. E. PECK, Agent.
The Wood County Ne,rs looks as
though II was cast In about the same mold
as the Gazette, at least there is a striking
resem blanco, and thy seem 10 be somewhat
symmetrical In sen tinent.
Shall we repine at little misplaced
chnrity-wo who could no way see the ef.
fect-when an all-knowing, ali-wise Being
showers down every day his benefits on the
nnthankful and undeserving 2-Attersbuy.
The Norwalk Experiment calls atten-
tion 10 a late invention that will sew on
buttons as fast as seven girls could dc
the work, which invention It claims will
largely do away with ma,rimony. Car
this machine thread the needle, too?
-Wonans necessity is lose herself-to
give herself away. II she is Kindred fro NJ
doing THE, In the sweet and utter forgetful
ness Of a noble and unihwarted affection
her next impulse is 10 self rifce.-Mrs
Whitney.
Side shows are becoming very mum
erous in Wood county, but we believe
they are attracting but few from the
main actors in the drama of Fort y
Thieves" The ingenuity of the efforts
however, are worthy of pralse-in a
better cause.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacle'
Special attention given to Repairing. AL
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
50 Monroe ST. Toledo.
Sweet potatoes are regarded as first
class food for n'ilcli cows. They are good
for the hiHnan race also. Didn't Miaron's
army live on them in the Revolution
Wouldn't many of the boys in the latei
wars have smole sickly smile III month,
rnrions of sweet potatoes had occasionally ly
been issned2 ?
An Iowa rnilrond conductor found a
pocketbOok lie other day cont aiming $3.50
IIe at once restored !, 10 the owner, ~
old granger. Tie granger gave grnn
OF delight when lie saw It, and wife sweet!y
remarked to the conductor. at is lucky
some one seen you pick il nP, or We
never would h,ve got 1t again"
There are some vrey pleasant rumors
in the Toledo papers concerning n new
depot 10 be erected by the c, II, & d
Railro ID Co. just hack oil the Burne.
House, Toledo, and some talk Of new
bridge. 1t would tickle the patrons of the
road almost ,odeath il these contemplated
improvements are consumaied at an early
day.
After the various items of news
which appeared at various times in the
Toledo Bee, and left in the mind of the
readers that the Superintendent of our
schools was to blame for the late I'M
pleasantness in our schools, some one
came to the front in that paper and set
the matter right rs far as Mr.. Bateman
was concerned.
Stop coughing at once by the immedi.
ate use Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; 25
cents a bottle.
81 see slsr, Ewes first born, in whoes
train"
Comes the damp twilight that bringeth
pain.
For aches Of head. neuralgia, cut, and
hrnse.
Try Salvation Oil, these will you lose.
Some friend, who is probably only
travelling for his health in Illinois, send.
us the Calhoun Heard, Cnrrollton Gazette
and the Jefersonville Examiner. We see
nothing marked except the name of sub
scribers, most likely, written on the mar
GIN. Friends sending copies Of papers
should mark ANYTHING to which attention
Is desired 10 be direrie,l, ~ but few edit
ora hnve the time to read over nll the
papers that come to their tables.
We had expected to publish the
program two weeks ago for the Farm
er's Institute, held at Bowling Green
last week, but being crowded for time,
and seeing by tbe b. G. papers that
ex-Commissioner Stafford had changed
he subject of his address to "Our coun-
try, what of its fu ure," instead of
"Taxation"-of the past and proposed
in the luture-and remembering 10 have
seen him represented in the Sentinel at
various times when he was Conimisson-
er, as well as Joshua, with 20" and
Mr.. Pierce as a." making the Board
stand thus 100" we did not know
what effect this might have upon the
whole program. There were some very
interesting features, however. presented
at the Institute. one of which is Mr..
j. W. Canary's historical address which
will be found in this paper. But we
would like to ask the reader TO compare
one line of this address-"as our splen-
did system of drainage goes on"-with
Mr.. Canary's views when candidate
for Auditor only little over two years
ago.
Wanted.-To buy some good CONNER
cial paper. N. L. HANSON. Cashier.
Death of Mr.. J. s. Eilis.-Mr. J. s.